Kyogo Furuhashi brought an end to his phenomenal run at Celtic by joining Rennes in January. It is a move that not many would ...

Kyogo Furuhashi has hinted at the real reason he chose to quit Celtic in the middle of the season to join Rennes in Ligue 1.

Kvistgaarden, the other long-term target, would have cost them £13.5m. The Hoops opted against a late swoop but might return for him in the summer. Schmedes, for now, has managed to keep hold of their ...

Image: Kyogo Furuhashi (right) is set to leave Celtic for Rennes, with Jota moving the other way in a return to Glasgow Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed deals involving Kyogo Furuhashi ...

But there’s no smoke without fire and you’d have ... maybe all this speculation will amount to nothing and Kyogo will see out the season at Celtic. But I have serious doubts about that now ...

Netting on 85 occasions in 165 matches for Celtic, Kyogo will rightfully be classed as a modern-day Hoops icon as he departs for new environs with Rennes. Below we take a look back at his top five ...

There's a constituency among the Celtic support that believes the club have really missed a trick by not pushing the boat out to replace departed striker Kyogo Furuhashi. A failure of vision ...

Somehow, some way, the Celtic board always find a way ... But as the old saying goes, there’s no smoke without fire. And this Kyogo story has been smouldering away for a while now.

Under Ange Postecoglou, Kyogo Furuhashi and Jota appeared to have the football world at their feet. Two years on, they - along with their former Celtic manager - are at a career crossroads.

Rangers managed to reel Celtic in last season before Brendan Rodgers rallied his troops to pull away once more. The truth this time around is that even without sold striker Kyogo Furuhashi ...

Not only do you not want players who are looking to leave but also, Kyogo had earned that type of leeway. Over his three-and-a-half seasons at Celtic, he scored 85 goals and played a starring role ...